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| The staff and leaders of our veterans agencies have dedicated their lives to helping veterans and making Humboldt County a complete and prosperous environment for veterans and their families. If you have questions, don't hesitate to call or come by Veterans Enrollment & Transition Services at Humboldt State and we will send you in the right direction. | ||
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The Employment Development Department (EDD) develops and supports programs to help veterans obtain employment, job training, and job counseling. Veterans can register with Cal-Jobs and receive veteran's priority in job referrals and develop an on-line resume. In addition, the EDD provides other services such as tips on resume preparation and interviewing techniques, as well as information regarding the labor market and apprenticeship programs. Contact Alan "AJ" Maveety, Veterans Workforce Specialist: amaveety@edd.ca.gov |
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| The CVSO is an office established by the Board of Supervisors of Humboldt County to assist veterans, their dependents and survivors, and the general public in obtaining benefits from federal, state and local agencies administering programs for veterans. We are a county agency and NOT for federal Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA).
Our purpose is to provide advocacy to the veteran community regarding entitlement rights to federal, state and local benefits programs. We offer the following services:
California Department of Veterans Affairs Contact Rena Maveety, Veteran Service Officer: rmaveety@co.humboldt.ca.us |
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NCVRC is a California nonprofit corporation whose mission is to assist unemployed and/or homeless veterans to identify and successfully achieve their individual community participation goals, including self-sufficient living and/or permanent employment. Vietnam Veterans of California has offices in Eureka, Santa Rosa, Sacramento, and Menlo Park. NCVRC's services are delivered through three programs, including the operation of a transitional housing program for appropriate homeless veterans. The NCVRC's services are free to eligible veterans of all eras and conflicts.
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TheVA Eureka Outpatient Clinic has been open for operation since January 25, 1999. Humboldt and Del Norte counties have approximately 18,000 veterans. These soldiers,sailors and airmen span the time period from before World War II, through the Gulf War, to today. Primary Care Medical Services
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Veterans Medical Clinic